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PSC challenger seeks to advocate for landowners; incumbent calls herself ‘uniquely qualified’

States Newsroom · October 22, 2026

A challenger for a seat on the Public Service Commission says North Dakotans do not feel like they are being heard by state regulators, while the incumbent defended the processes used by the state agency. Democrat Scot Kelsh said people feel like developers of projects such as power lines and pipelines are “running…

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PSC challenger seeks to advocate for landowners; incumbent calls herself ‘uniquely qualified’

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